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Understanding How Burner Management Systems Work

Understanding how burner management systems (BMS) work and how they can benefit your facility's safety and regulatory compliance.

Evolution of Fired Equipment Protective Systems in the Chemical Sector

Several years ago, aeSolutions started our fired equipment business. This business is focused on safeguarding burners and furnaces,...

Enhanced Reliability and Safety Through Standardization

Fired equipment such as industrial boilers, incinerators, process furnaces, and fluid heaters are used everywhere. They are a crucial, compl

Cost considerations for Burner Management Systems (BMS)

(and where picking safety integrity levels on burner management systems makes sense) Safety is always a primary concern at any industrial...

Aging Equipment is Not Getting Any Younger

Time is constantly working against operating equipment in a plant. Over time, components of the equipment reach the end of their useful life

Prioritizing Fired Equipment Upgrades Using Screening Checklists

A conceptual compliance screening checklist is particularly beneficial for: Companies who recently invested in a new facility or purchased a

Implementing Safety Instrumented BMS: Challenges and Opportunities

Implementing a Safety Instrumented Burner Management (SI‐BMS) can be challenging, costly, and time consuming. Simply identifying design shor

Case Study of a Safety Instrumented Burner Management System (SI-BMS)

This paper will cover: the development of a SIS front end loading package the project cost savings realized attributed to following the saf

Burner Management System Upgrade Challenges and Opportunities in Brownfield Installations

by Mike Scott, P.E., CFSE, aeSolutions Founder A two‐prong templatized approach to multiple brownfield burner management system...

Strategy for Consistency in Design of Burner Management Systems

Everyone wants to provide a safe atmosphere for workers, facilities and the surrounding environment. The greatest risk in many process...